BREAKING AND ENTERING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 117, 16 June 1909, Page 4

BREAKING AND ENTERING.

lIJJ- Al)\ l'l IiK.S (i[' \ Vot'i'll. It a lonjr time since \,.,v IMviii.imll. 1 .1(111 sensation 111 111,. Wi ,y ul' a bunjlarv A youth jiaincil Thomas Archibald a ""»• arrival li.tc, sought to 1,,-,,,!, u „. monotony early yesterday morni,,;:; l,„l foi Innately tor society. unci uiifniE.iitiii 1 <•- I.v fur tho yontl. who sou-lit to »ct lich without work, there happcae.l to°be a polite constable elo.se l,y wiit-n he made his exploit. Constable Flana-an who wits on duty in ISroujjhiiin .Street' near the railway station, just after* two o clock yesterday morning, noticed someone run across the street from the ('niou Meauiship Company's oll'ices towards the railway yards, lie was carrying a cashbox with liiin, anil he attempted to sca'e the liijfii picket fence. The constable was too smart for him. anil jji-ahljci! liiin. The youth was siifelv loupe,! j„ tile lock-up, and later maii,. his luiw before the Stipendiary .Magistrate, when lie was charged with breaking and enferiiij; the counting-house of the Union Steamship Company and stcalinj- therefrom a cashbo.v, valued at 3s, and Ms l«d in,, property of the Company, with Uf 7s Id to .Mr. ,1. Xcale, tin- actin;;manajjer of the company at' Xcw I'lyluoutli. the accused had' evidently clambered over the fence at the rear of the premises and entered through a window, seizing the easli-box from a desk. I'lic police are making enquiries concerning the lad, who came from last, .Friday. The result of these inquiries will be revealed on Monday, to which date an adjournment was granted.